oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-06

News of Fullerton TOBACCO DEALERS FACE JUDGE FRENCH Thirty-three tobacco dealers in Fullerton, Placentia, La Habra and Drea have been cited to appear before Judge French in Fullerton police court on charges of selling tobacco to minors. A number have already appeared and pleaded guilty, and the district attorney was expected this afternoon to help dispose of the others. The wholesale arrests followed activities of the Fullerton Hi-Y Club to try to stop so much tobacco using at the high school where it is said to have been interfering with the studies of some pupils. Five "hoboes" were arraigned before Judge French on the charge of riding a train without having paid their fare. They were sentenced to 20 days each in the county jail. They were: LeRoy Preist, Serter Ridder. BRIEF TRUSTEES' MEETING Fullerton trustees held a brief meeting last night, there being but little business brot before the board. Maps for three new subdivisions, two on East Commonwealth ave., and one at La Habra, were accepted. Monthly reports of the heads of the various city departments were accepted. REVOKE VENDOR'S PEANUT The license of A. Drummond, pop corn vendor, was revoked last night by Fullerton trustees, and his money refunded, following report he had been fined $25 for choking a 13-year-old boy who picked up a flag off the street near his pop-corn machine. JUDGE COLLECTS $625 Fullerton justice court collected $625 in fines last month, mostly from traffic offenders. ing, Laure Boulton, Glen Westrope and Frank Fletcher. A GiftThat Is Sure To Be Appreciated COATS The newest winter fashions are still more feminine—pretty models softening effects giving that loveliness of outline that adds to every womans attractiveness. Most reasonable in prices. A GiftThat Is Sure To Be Appreciable COATS The newest winter fashions are still more feminine—pretty models softening effects giving that loveliness of outline that adds to every w attractiveness. Most reasonable in prices. Prices $18.50 to $125.00 Dresses Scores of models including materials and modes for every wear are among these choicest of the season's dresses—moderately priced for pre-Holiday selling. Prices $14.75 to $65. Blouses Rich and attractive garments and in many designs—just the gift to please a most particular person. Prices $3.95 to $25. Sweaters and Sc In many styles, many m and many prices—easy lect just the one to fit on your Christmas list. $3.95 to $19.50. Kimonas, House Robes, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Petticoats and Handkerchiefs When in doubt—select one of the attractive articles. Here are g to suit every taste from the si lost to the more elaborate. A lightful surprise for any woma Christmas gift. The Vogue Shoppe "Where Style is Inexpensive" 216 W. Center Street Anaheim We NEW NEW 221-223 Opposit Orange Coun "Let O STRO FU THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PLAN MORE IMPROVEMENTS Additional improvements are being planned by Fullerton Dye Works at the new plant on West Santa Fe avenue. This new plant which had but recently been occupied contains a private office, rest rooms, a victoria for the help, glass cases, desks for the help, spotting boards and a carpeted sewing room. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Noonan occupy the rear which makes a robbery most impossible. They have a kitchenette, living room, bath, screen porch, and plans are drawn for an upstairs, carrying the building out 35 feet. A garage is also planned. The machinery is all under cover and the building fireproof. One washer is already installed, and it is planned to install another at an early date. FIREMEN AND WIVES GUESTS Firemen and wives are guests of honor tonight at the Brunek Comedian shows. The play is: "Which Shall I Marry?" BUSINESS GIRLS ORGANIZE Fullerton Business Girls' Club organizes at the First Christian church Thursday evening. All the business girls are invited. DISCUSS SELECTION OF SITE FOR FAIR A very interesting meeting was held between the site committee of Orange-co., Fair Ass'n., and directors of Anaheim C. of C. when the subject of the feasibility of selecting a certain site upon which to hold the County Fair, expositions and celebrations, was considered carefully. D. Eyman Huff of El Modena, Dr. J. R. Schofield of Buena Park and R. D. Flaherty of the Farm Bureau met with Messrs Riley, Adams, Ahibern, Backs, Dunton, Eygabroad, Evans, Johnston, Ruether and Yungbluth of the local chamber and Herman Storn, executive chairman of the 1923 California Valencia Orange Show. The visiting committee had looked over a number of tentative sites and made statements to directors of the Orange county fair concerning each without offering any outright recommendations. At least two sites between Anaheim and Santa Ana have been seriously considered and an option having been secured on one piece gives the holders some weeks in which to act. Chairman Huff brought out the opinion of the local board as to the desirability of a site in the center of population which as estimated to be at a point within a few hundred feet of the County Hospital. It is believed that within a ten mile radius of this point over 50,000 of Orange-co.'s, people dwell. The Fair Committee and the local Board exchanged ideas for nearly two hours, promising to make a report of the findings to the county fair officials. No action was taken. FULLERTON PLAYS BEACH Fullerton H. S. girls' first and lightweight teams play Huntington Beach tomorrow. Fullerton first team players include: Emma Johnson, Margaret McFadden, Alice Corcoran, Thelma Green, Jean Dunlap, Florence Carpenter, Lois Muzzal, Margaret Yorba, Myrtle Rockwell, Margorie Brown, Florence Schoffield, Gertrude Wents, Nora Stull, Pauline Knepps, Margaret Bloodgood, Beatrice Lang, Fay Watkins, Margaret Locale News Miss Hannah has returned from a Thanksgiving visit in Fresno and is again in her place on the grammar school faculty. Mrs. Jean Eells and Mrs. H. W. Salsberry enjoyed a day of pleasure in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Markle are recovering from severe colds which attacked them about the same time, and which caused them illness for about a week. Mr. Conrad Musch was elected recording secretary of Anaheim Concordia club. His name was inadvertently omitted from the list of new officers announced a few days ago. Charles Lloyd, tool pasher for the Union Oil Co., at Huntington Beach, was taken to the Fullerton hospital yesterday in a Seale ambulance, suffering with pneumonia. Glyde Arnold of Santa Ang underwent an operation yesterday at the Fullerton hospital. F. F. Calvert has resigned as chief clerk at the Fullerton office of the Santa Fe to accept the position as teller at the First National Bank of Fullerton. He was succeeded by H. A. Dicken who has been bill clerk. PLACENTIA PLACENTIA, Dec. 6.(Spl.)—The Jolly Nine held their regular jolly evening meeting on Friday evening in the Round Table Club House. A most enjoyable and delicious dinner served by the hostesses, Mrs. Wm. Berkenstock and Mrs. E. E.Knight. Five hundred was then the diversion of the evening with high score being awarded to Mrs. E. E.Knight and Mrs. J. E. Scott and consolation going to Mrs. H. P. Bender and Mr. Knight, Jr.. The spacious club rooms were beautifully decorated in the Christmas colors and carried out in holly. The same motif was carried out in the table decorations. Rideout and Chrитеussen have finished the bungalow they were building on Olive-st and it is ready for occupation. Be Appreciated eaters and Scarfs many styles, many materials many prices—easy to sejust the one to fit a place our Christmas list. Prices 95 to $19.50. nas, House Robes, Silk derwear, Hosiery, ves, Petticoats and Handkerchiefs doubt—select one of these articles. Here are gifts every taste from the simpne more elaborate. A desurprise for any woman's gift. Shoppe Anaheim FULLERTON PLAYS BEACH Fullerton H. S. girls' first and lightweight teams play Huntington Beach tomorrow. Fullerton first team players include: Emma Johnson, Margaret McFadden, Alice Cororan, Thelma Green, Jean Dunlap, Florence Carpenter, Lois Muzzaal, Margaret Yorba, Myrtle Rockwell, Marjorie Brown, Florence Schoffield, Gertrude Wents, Nora Stull, Pauline Kneepps, Margaret Bloodgood, Beatrice Lang, Fay Watkins, Margaret Wents, Lejah Stewart, Dorothy Hetebrink, Mary Rothaermel, Isabel Dunlap, Genevieve Wents and Ruth Cook. FRUIT EXCHANGE MOVES The Northern Orange-co Fruit Exchange, Dale King, president, has moved from 107 West Commonwealth ave., to the new annex to the First National Bank building, upstairs over 109 West Commonwealth ave. All friends and growers are invited to call at the new quarters. The Valencia season is all thru holiday navels are contracted for and the Exchange does not expect any more auction sales until after the holidays. KNOPF WILL SPEAK Carl S. Knopf, formerly a professor at Fullerton H. S. is scheduled to address the assembly at 9:30 a.m. Friday on observance of National Education Week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fowler of Fullerton are the happy parents of a new baby girl. GREENBERG'S TO LONG BEACH The men's and women's furnishing store, at 209 East Center st., operated by J. Greenberg for 3½ years, is the scene of a closing out sale. Mr. and Mrs. Greenberg will go to Long BBeach after closing up affairs, and re-enter the furnishings business in the coast city. They have made many friends in Anaheim who wish them well in their new field of activity. Read Plain Dealer Want Ads Read Plain Dealer Want Ads We Have Moved to Our We Have Moved to Our 1-223 E. Center St., Anahe site New City County's Finest Furnit "Let Our Trucks Be Your Santa Claus" TROUP-BARN FURNITURE CO. ANAHEIM At Weber's New List December Victor Records CHALIAPIN— 87349 In the Town of Kagan 10-in. $1.25 ELMAN— 66099 Fond Recollections 10-in. $1.25 GALLI-CURCI— 74784 Star of the North 12-in. $1.75 GIGLI— 66102 Serenade 10-in. $1.25 HARROLD— 66100 Tell Her I Love Her So 10-in. $1.25 HOMER and HOMER STIRES 87580 Go. Pretty Rose 10-in. $1.50 SAMAROFF— 74785 Nocturne 12-in. $1.75 TOSCAMINI and LA SCALA ORCHESTRA— 66081 Secret of Suzanne 10-in. $1.25 WERRENKATH— 74783 On the Road to Mandalay 12-in. $1.75 ZIMBALIST— 66101 Salut d'Amour 10-in. $1.25 MELBA— 88662 Don Cesar de Bozan Sevillana 5517 The Creation— Lucy Isabelle Marsh 55178 Elijah— Lucy Isabelle Marsh 12-in. $1.50 18964 You Gave Me Your Heart—Fox Trot The Great White Way Orch. Price ... 75c 18962 Cow Bells—Fox Trot. Confrey & His Orchestra Price ... 75c 18960 Blowing Bubbles All Day Long—Fox Trot. Paul Whiteman Orchestra 18960 Just as Long as You Have Me—Medley Fox Trot. Paul Whiteman Orchestra 10-in. ... 75c 18963 Homesick—Fox Trot. Paul Whiteman Orchestra 18963 All Over Nothing at All—Fox Trot. The Great White Way Orch. 18965 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate—Fox Trot. The Virginians 18965 Gee But I Hate to Home Alone—Fox Trot. The Virginians 18954 Toot, Toot, Tootsie! (Goo'bye)—Fox Trot. The Benson Orchestra 18954 Do I?—Fox Trot 10-in. ... 75c The Benson Orchestra 18966 Lovely Lucerne—Waltz The Great White Way Orch. 18966 Romany Love—Fox Trot. Paul Whiteman Orchestra Price ... 75c 18955 Mary, Dear Henry Burr WERKENRATH— 74783 On the Road to Mandalay 12-in. $1.75 ZIMBALIST— 66101 Salut d'Amour 10-in. $1.25 MELBA— 88662 Don Cesar de Bozan Sevillana 5517 The Creation—Lucy Isabelle Marsh 55178 Elijah—Lucy Isabelle Marsh 12-in. $1.50 55158 Hungarian Fantasie, Part 1 (Liszt)—Royal Albert Hall Orchestra 55158 Hungarian Fantasie, Royal Albert Hall Orchestra Part 2 (Liszt) 12-in. $1.50 55159 Hungarian Fantasie, Part 3 (Liszt)Royal Albert Hall Orchestra 55159 Hungarian Fantasie, Part 3 (Liszt)Royal Albert Hall Orchestra 12-in. $1.50 18951 Magic Flute—Overture, Part 1Victor Symphony Orchestra 18951 Magic Flute—Overture, Part 2Victor Symphony Orchestra Price ...75c 18952 Chimes of Liberty March—The Goldman Band 18952 Sagamore MarchThe Goldman BandPrice ...75c 18964 Tomorrow—Fox TrotThe Great White Way Orch. 18962 Carolina in the Morning—Fox TrotWhiteman & His Orchestra WEBER'S Book & Music STORE 112 East Center St. Anaheim The Virginians 18954 Toot, Toot, Tootsie! (Goo'bye)—Fox TrotThe Benson Orchestra 18954 Do I?—Fox Trot10-in. ...75cThe Benson Orchestra 18966 Lovely Lucerne—WaltzThe Great White Way Orch. 18966 Romany Love—Fox TrotPaul Whiteman OrchestraPrice ...75c 18955 Mary, DearHenry Burr 18955 While the Years roll byEdna Brown-Elliott Shaw10-in. ...75c 18961 When You Long for aPalLewis James 18961 Trail to Long AgoLewis James-Elliott ShawPrice ...75c 18953 Santa Claus Tells of Mother Goose Land—Part 1G. Girard 18953 Santa Claus Tells of Mother Goose Land—Part 2G. Girard 18957 Nellie Kelly, I Love YouAmerican Quartet 18957 You Remind Me of My MotherHenry BurrPrice ...75c 18959 Yankee Doodle BluesBilly Murray-Ed. Smalle 18959 Childhood DaysAmerican QuartetPrice ...75c 18967 Hot LipsMiss Patricola 18967 All For the Love of MikeMiss PatricolaPrice ...75c Our ATION Anaheim City Hall Furniture Store Claus" ARNES CO. S